IntelligentBatteryCareGuide(.pptfile)-XtremeCharge.pptVIP

* Pulsetech Products Corporation – Consumer Products Group Fleets – Construction – Municipalities – Powersports – Oil Gas Proactive Battery Charging, Recovery, Maintenance, Conditioning and Testing Outline PulseTech Products Corporation History Battery Basics Battery Chemistry and Composition Cause of Battery Failures What is Pulse Technology? Independent Testing TS Products Ohio State University Oakland University Products Xtreme Charge Xtreme Charge 2 Station QuadLink Xtreme Accessories SolarPulse Xtreme Recovery Charger Xtreme 12 Station HD Battery Charger RediPulse Pro-12 PowerPulse 777P-PT Battery and System Analyzer 390PT Battery and System Analyzer Cost/Benefit Analyses Testimonials PulseTech / Xtreme Charge History Late 1980’s – Carl Gali - Retired Texas Instruments Engineer begins work on development of more efficient battery charger - Birth of Pulse Technology. Multiple patents issued. 1990-1995 – Testing -Stennis Space Center, NASA, Army Research Laboratory, USAF MEEP Program. First US Military blanket PO and entry into commercial markets. 1995-current – Subsequent product and technology evaluations – SAE, VSE Corporation, Oakland University, Ohio State University. Distribution channels established. 1995-1998 – Solargizer and PowerPulse developed for commercial markets. 1999-2005 – SolarPulse line replaces Solargizers. Commercial and military sales growth. 2006 – Xtreme Charge is developed. Re-definition of company, products and outside investment in commercialization of proven technology into a new commercial product line. 2008 – 390PT Introduced. Launch of new company direction with private PR firm, national sales force and new products focusing on Automotive, Marine, PowerSports and Lawn Garden market segments. 2010 – XCR-20, SC-12 and 777PT developed with outstanding field successes. Miltitary and commercial sales growth. Public utilities and distribution sales recognized as major contributors. 2012 – QuadLink developed and introduc